A Serious Blog
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U.S. considers expanding tablet, e-reader use on flights
October 07, 2013The suggestions, contained in a long-awaited report, are a hot-button issue for passengers, many of whom have chafed under strict rules that require portable electronic devices be turned off for takeoff and landing.Read more… -
New laser provides better treatment for eye diseases in diabetes patients
October 04, 2013A new laser is helping experts at the Truhlsen Eye Institute at the University of Nebraska Medical Center provide better treatment for eye diseases. This advanced laser can prevent blindness for some patients with serious conditions.Read more… -
Early eye disease test developed
October 03, 2013A new, quick and simple eye test can predict who is more at risk of age-related macular degeneration (AMD), a leading cause of blindness worldwide.Read more… -
Lights Infinite Health Benefits
October 02, 2013The light emitted from our lamps and fixtures at home doesn’t just spruce up a room; it has the power to significantly augment our mood and lift our spirits.Read more… -
LEDs light the way
October 01, 2013PIERCINGLY bright yet implausibly small, light-emitting diodes - or LEDs - are having an outsize influence on interior design.Read more… -
Bright, laser-based lighting devices
September 30, 2013As a modern culture, we crave artificial white lights - the brighter the better, and ideally using less energy than ever before.Read more… -
Southampton Airport embraces LED
September 27, 2013LED lighting company Vision Accendo has completed a total refit of airside lighting at Southampton Airport.Read more… -
Smartphone photography helps eye disease diagnosis
September 26, 2013A simple and inexpensive technique that uses smartphone photography can help diagnose eye diseases, scientists say.Read more… -
6 Foods That Improve Your Eyesight
September 25, 2013From eggs to oranges, these surprising foods may protect your vision and safeguard your eyes from devastating diseases.Read more… -
Five Banned Books That You Should Read (That You Probably Haven't)
September 24, 2013This week is Banned Books Week, where librarians and other organizations highlight the books that have been subjected to threats of censorship – and actual censorship – in schools, libraries and nations around the globe.Read more…